Count on The Wilson Company when you need to know the value of your property in or around Riley County. Tell us a little about what you need, and we'll respond quickly with our price and estimated turnaround time. For years, mortgage lenders and consumers, as well as other real estate professionals, have called upon The Wilson Company to provide high-quality appraisals on a wide variety of homes in Riley County.
By continuously keeping up with local real estate trends in Riley County and refreshing our knowledge regarding valuation techniques through accredited courses, we've been consistently able to produce reliable home valuations for our clients.
By continuously keeping up with local real estate trends in Riley County and refreshing our knowledge regarding valuation techniques through accredited courses, we've been consistently able to produce reliable home valuations for our clients.
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Catherine Wilson is a general certified real estate appraiser.
She has been performing appraisals in the Manhattan, Junction City, and Wamego area for over 30 years.
Marc Wilson is a residential certified real estate appraiser.
He has been performing appraisals in the Manhattan, Junction City, and Wamego area since 2000.
Prada Wilson has been with the company for many years, and she proves that you can teach an old dog new tricks.
She will fetch you a credible market value, and she is pawsitive that The Wilson Company has the right appraisal for you.
She has been performing appraisals in the Manhattan, Junction City, and Wamego area for over 30 years.
Marc Wilson is a residential certified real estate appraiser.
He has been performing appraisals in the Manhattan, Junction City, and Wamego area since 2000.
Prada Wilson has been with the company for many years, and she proves that you can teach an old dog new tricks.
She will fetch you a credible market value, and she is pawsitive that The Wilson Company has the right appraisal for you.
A home purchase is the largest, single investment most people will ever make.
Whether it's a primary residence, a second vacation home or an investment, the purchase of real property is a complex financial transaction that requires multiple parties to pull it all off.
Most of the people involved are very familiar.
The Realtor is the most common face of the transaction.
The mortgage company provides the financial capital necessary to fund the transaction.
The title company ensures that all aspects of the transaction are completed and that a clear title passes from the seller to the buyer.
Whether it's a primary residence, a second vacation home or an investment, the purchase of real property is a complex financial transaction that requires multiple parties to pull it all off.
Most of the people involved are very familiar.
The Realtor is the most common face of the transaction.
The mortgage company provides the financial capital necessary to fund the transaction.
The title company ensures that all aspects of the transaction are completed and that a clear title passes from the seller to the buyer.
For homeowners, a real estate appraisal is the linchpin to buying or selling their home.
It allows the property transactions to occur among the buyer, seller, real estate agent and mortgage lender.
Before an Appraiser arrives, there are a few things you should know.
By law, an appraiser must be state licensed to perform appraisals prepared for federally related transactions.
Also by law, you are entitled to receive a copy of the completed appraisal report from your lender.
A copy of the current listing agreement and broker's data sheet and Purchase Agreement if a sale is "pending".
It allows the property transactions to occur among the buyer, seller, real estate agent and mortgage lender.
Before an Appraiser arrives, there are a few things you should know.
By law, an appraiser must be state licensed to perform appraisals prepared for federally related transactions.
Also by law, you are entitled to receive a copy of the completed appraisal report from your lender.
A copy of the current listing agreement and broker's data sheet and Purchase Agreement if a sale is "pending".
We all know them.
The guys with pounds of silicon hanging from their belts.
Every new gadget that has hit the market in the past 10 years has done time around their waist.
Call them geeks.
Call them nerds.
Call them what you will, but by all means, give them your appraisal business.
Why?
I'm glad you asked.
Appraisers are, by far, the most technical agents in the real estate world.
By necessity, they have been drawn into the digital world at a pace not seen by their colleagues.
The appraisal process is one that lends itself to technology.
The guys with pounds of silicon hanging from their belts.
Every new gadget that has hit the market in the past 10 years has done time around their waist.
Call them geeks.
Call them nerds.
Call them what you will, but by all means, give them your appraisal business.
Why?
I'm glad you asked.
Appraisers are, by far, the most technical agents in the real estate world.
By necessity, they have been drawn into the digital world at a pace not seen by their colleagues.
The appraisal process is one that lends itself to technology.
Assuming a decent credit rating, any potential home buyer can secure a loan for a house.
Why?
Because these transactions are secured by a very valuable asset: the home itself.
If a borrower defaults on a loan, the risk for the lender is often only the difference between the value of the home and the amount outstanding on the loan, less the amount it costs them to foreclose and resell the property.
For this reason, lenders are very wary of lending more than a certain percentage of a homes value.
Why?
Because these transactions are secured by a very valuable asset: the home itself.
If a borrower defaults on a loan, the risk for the lender is often only the difference between the value of the home and the amount outstanding on the loan, less the amount it costs them to foreclose and resell the property.
For this reason, lenders are very wary of lending more than a certain percentage of a homes value.
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